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Showing results 21 - 30 of 35 for the tag: retailers.
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Mantiques: A Promising Store Name! (4/30/08)
 On my return trip from the Fort Leavenworth Militaria Collectibles Show last Saturday, I stopped in Weston, MO to visit a few antique shops. Weston is a town known for antique hunting, but it also offers a nice historic home tour every year in December.
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Check out these items! (4/28/08)
We have items from generations back, one of a kind pieces to collections. We will be posting items often. We are looking for the value of these items and everything we post are also for sale to the right buyer.
Please come check out the Fuller Collection, member #22725.
Enjoy, and comments are always needed and welcome.
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Pussam Antiguedades (4/24/08)
 As San Telmo’s go-to shop for antique cameras and timepieces, Pussam Antiguedades contains the collection of Samuel Pustelnik, who has also assembled an interesting variety of scientific apparatuses and bronze objects, and a nice collection of hanging, table, and floor lamps.
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Gil Antiguedades (4/12/08)
Gil Antiguedades is a unique antique shop specializing in vintage clothing, textiles, and old-fashioned design and home accessories. A standout among other such shops in the main antiques district of Buenos Aires, Gil has been supplying loyal locals and interested foreigners with the finest vintage items from the 17th to the 20th centuries for nearly 40 years.
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Walrus Books (3/21/08)
 Walrus Books is the only English-language used bookstore in Buenos Aires, and stocks an impressive collection of classic English literature, travel guides, and vintage magazines, making it a target for both used-book collectors and those just looking to buy a good English read.
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Creating Your Own Market in the Collectibles Business (3/21/08)
 Have you ever thought that by having a special interest in a certain Baseball, Football, Basketball player you could start your own business? A certain Singer, Actor or Race Car Driver might suit you better, but regardless of your taste, there is plenty of opportunity to turn this interest into dollars.
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Who Pays More? (3/20/08)
Did you know that a typical collectible change hands more than 10 times as it moves up the ladder from the original owner to the final collector? Right then, if the collector pays 100% of the value what do others pay? Here’s a breakdown of the list of possible candidates.
Collectors – usually pay 50 to 75% of retail value and pay the highest % of value for rare and unusual items.
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